Field of Discipline: EMC/EMI

Systematically analyze and solve noise problems by using the noise model – Understand and solve radiated emissions, immunity, and ESD problems – Understand ground loops, how to model them, and how to eliminate them – Clearly identify and manage the different types of “ground” in schematics and physical circuits – Understand modern high frequency digital power decoupling – Understand and measure common-mode current in order to characterize and solve both regulatory and functional noise problems – Improve the quality of sensor & instrumentation signals in the presence of noise.

We invite you to the fourteenth edition of the EMC Course Grounding and shielding of electronic systems.

Most engineers and technicians using or designing electronic systems have not received any formal training in grounding and shielding methods. Gaining knowledge about how to troubleshoot grounding and shielding can be very costly for an employer and frustrating for an engineer. Most of the principles of electromagnetism and circuit design are very simple. However, the complexity of the systems obscures the logic and simplicity of the solutions.

Dr. Tom Van Doren, professor emeritus at the EMC Laboratory of the Missouri University of Science and Technology, developed and presented this proprietary course between 1983 and 2017 to more than 19,000 engineers and technicians worldwide.